Originally Posted by nozerider OK, I've narrowed it down some. These first two I've found locally, both at $640. One question- how is Samsung's quality (well built, picture, etc.) Samsung 32" 4:3 TX-R3265 Philips 30" 16:9 30PW8420 (with HDMI) Note that that I've owned that model Philips, but had to return it because of discoloration in the top left color. And as you can see, I'm also torn between WS and non. I want the WS for movies and xbox360, but also it will be used for regular cable, so I'm torn. |
Originally Posted by nozerider OK, scrap the Philips. Since I'm going to be moving again, I most likely won't have as big a space, so now I'm thinking 27". What do you think of this? http://www.circuitcity.com/ccd/produ....do?oid=119874 |
Originally Posted by nozerider OK, scrap the Philips. Since I'm going to be moving again, I most likely won't have as big a space, so now I'm thinking 27". What do you think of this? http://www.circuitcity.com/ccd/produ....do?oid=119874 |
Originally Posted by RandyWalters Samsung and Philips are poor quality. As for widescreen vs non, pick the one that you want the TV to look best with. If you want to get the biggest fullest picture when watching regular cable get the 4:3, or if you want it to look best with DVD and widescreen games get the 16:9 and just watch your regular cable in stretch mode. |
Originally Posted by KBI How can you put Samsung in the same category as Phillips? Samsung makes some killer CRTS, & usually outshines other CRTS minus the XBR line from Sony.. |
Originally Posted by nozerider OK, scrap the Philips. Since I'm going to be moving again, I most likely won't have as big a space, so now I'm thinking 27". What do you think of this? http://www.circuitcity.com/ccd/produ....do?oid=119874 |
Originally Posted by arad We will be doing a CRT based HDTV shootout on our podcast this Thursday Ara |
Originally Posted by waltchan RandyWalters is probably still recalling the old Samsung junk era days, and still considers Samsung to be junk also today, that's what he still thinks. He may not have tried any of the new Samsung products yet, so he cannot make any opinions. |